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a photo of courting Dolichopus
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commonly observed this summer on umbeliferous plants, often males courting females like this one on the picture. Supposingly a Dolichopus, anny species hints?
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Nice photo, Marek!
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Male-to-male sexual aggressiveness. What is a substrate (flower?)
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it is on umbeliferous's flower.
 
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why male-male? I see a female under. This was often observed behaviour on Heracleum sphondylium flowers this August. Here you have other cases, always seems to be a male above a female.
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.....and alsoa closer look at the fly (most probably the same species) but which???!!!
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